Cases of domestic violence against men increase in Inhambane. The number of men victims of domestic violence in Inhambane is increasing. Last year, 318 men went to the Integrated Service Centers to report mistreatment by their partners. The districts of Jangamo and Zavala are those with the most cases recorded.
2. NEWS REPORT ABOUT EARLY MARRIAGES
Girls under 18 years of age are still forced to marry prematurely, a situation that occurs with greater incidence in the provinces of Nampula, Cabo Delgado and Inhambane. Civil Society says that the fight against the phenomenon that affects public health depends on the implementation of the Law to Prevent and Combat Premature Unions.
3. NEWS REPORT ABOUT HIV/AIDS
Lack of prevention, sexual violence, abandonment of treatment and supposed vulnerability of young people are identified as the main causes of the high number of HIV-AIDS infections in this age group in Mozambique. The growing number of infected people has worried the Mozambican Government and civil society, who are committed to reducing new infections.
4. NEWS REPORT ABOUT MALARIA
The incidence of malaria is worrying in Cabo Delgado province, with more than half of positive cases per thousand people tested. The distribution of mosquito nets with insecticides and raising awareness about environmental sanitation and behavior change will be the health sector's efforts to prevent the disease.
5. NEWS REPORT ABOUT THE ABUSE OF ALCOOL
The wave of drug consumption and alcohol abuse is growing in schools, especially at primary and secondary levels in Mozambique. The concern was expressed by the Mozambican Youth Organization, (OJM), and also by the police, which calls on society to join forces in the fight against this phenomenon. 6. NEWS REPORT ABOUT CRIMINALITY Analysts argue that reflection on crime should begin in the Government. Organized crime reduced by more than 600 cases in the last 12 months, with emphasis on kidnappings, which reduced to six cases, with more than 30 detained. The information was provided, this Wednesday, by the President of the Republic, at the opening of the Coordinating Council of the Ministry of Interior.
7. NEWS REPORT ABOUT CHOLERA
Cholera leaves one dead and thirteen hospitalized in Maputo province Cholera cases are increasing around the world, especially in Africa. One person died from cholera and 13 were hospitalized in the last week in Maputo province. The disease infected 60 people in just over a month in the same province. According to hospital authorities, all cases are concentrated in the district of Moamba, with greater weight in Ressano Garcia.
8. NEWS REPORT ABOUT FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
Freedom of the press and expression in Mozambique is only on paper, there is nothing freedom about it, because we are not free”, says Kelly Mwenda, also a professor at Escola Superior de Jornalismo. In the city of CHIMOIO, the precarious contractual and working conditions of a considerable number of Mozambican journalists, associated with political pressure, have conditioned freedom of the press and expression, whose rates have declined significantly in recent years in the country.